More of the intricate steel framework that makes the Eiffel Tower what it is.

The NEIS framework divides the services we think are necessary into distinct categories, such as visualization, data access, metadata services. The idea behind this framework is each category uses standardized services and formats to talk to each other. This architecture is modular with minimal coupling between components. This means components are easy to upgrade or modify with minimal impact to the whole system compared to existing monolithic systems of today.

I found this door today lovely colors huh

Belfast's Victoria Square.

Taken during a trip to an artist village in Shenzhen where tons of original paintings are copied onto new canvases. Since I saw so many paintings that day I was really confused and therefore thought about expressing my feelings about that day through a photo . I held my hand as steady as possible and then zoomed-in while releasing the shutter (not too bad for such an effect while not using a tripod). In photosho, I did some minor changes to photo itself, I added a frame which "bites" into a the photo but has a different texture and here is the result.

it looks so fragile

Balcony feature strangeness

Busted

Before a Framework, 2013

Ruby Neri

Bronze and Concrete

Sam Breed representing Backbone

Community Frameworks Annual Report 2013

I visited Matthew (who runs Saffron Frameworks) to interview him about frame building and more back in February. The interview will be online soon.

maestroframeworks.com/

Maestro Frameworks, LLC builds custom steel bicycle frames one at a time in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Each frame is built with the owner’s unique requests and custom measurements. Whether you want a simple frame for city riding, a rigid fixed gear for track racing, a single-speed 29″ mountain bike frame or even a custom sized unicycle, Meastro Frameworks will craft the bicycle of your dreams.

Painting by nature

Lab2014 students presented their final design explorations for Benjamin Bratton's Critical Frameworks section, "2 or 3 Things I Know About The Stack" at The California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2) at UCSD. The group visited an immersive 3-D projection "CAVE", a 4K digital theater and the nanotech cleanrooms on campus, as well as The Salk Institute for Biological Studies.

Chris Short and Jorge Castro take a tour of Bluefin, a new Linux Distro built by people like us, for people like us. Check out the Universal Blue project (which includes Bluefin): universal-blue.org/

Framework Knitters Museum at Ruddington, Notts

www.frameworkdesign.net/

Upper shrub beds (full and partial shade) and decking area beneath established pine tree.